US EditionDid Oswald Really Meet KGB 'Assassinations' Officer Before Killing Kennedy?
- The U.S. Government released classified documents regarding Lee Harvey Oswald's contacts with Soviet intelligence officers in Mexico before President John F. Kennedy's assassination.
- The CIA identified Valery Kostikov as a KGB officer linked to a department for sabotage and assassination, but connections remain unproven.
- J. Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI, stated that his agency's files did not support claims that Kostikov worked for the KGB's assassination department.
- Kostikov described Oswald's visit to the Soviet Embassy, mentioning that Oswald appeared anxious and fearful of the FBI, as quoted in a book by Oleg Nechiporenko.
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JFK Docs Offer Colorful Details of Lee Harvey Oswald’s Life in USSR, Shed Light on U.S. Intel Ops | March 20, 2025
by Steven Richards The release of over 60,000 pages of documentation so far related to the investigation of the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy revealed little new information about the incident itself but filled in some colorful details about infamous assassin Lee Harvey Oswald as well as American intelligence operations across the globe, specifically in Latin America. One document shows that a Central Intelligence Agency sour…
JFK Files Appear to Shed New Light on Oswald’s Ties to KGB ‘Assassination Chief.’
The newly released John F. Kennedy assassination files appear to shed additional light on long-suspected ties between the late president’s alleged assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, and a high-ranking Soviet Union intelligence officer who is believed to have oversaw political assassinations and communist guerilla warfare operations. Just months before Oswald allegedly assassinated President Kennedy, he is believed to have traveled to Mexico City, ente…
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